Recent reviews by dfg

An interactive The Omen. Ultimately feels like a 3-D point-n-click: find useable object, click on it, time for slo-mo murder cutscene. The narrative is shaky in its logic and breaks no new ground. Not a terrible waste of time nor money since it's being bundled all over the place.

Pros: combat's decent and has some heft to it, graphics are nice. Surprising inclusion of a MOBA-lite mode (that no one's playing).

Cons: Weak story, fairly awful dialogue, cliched characters.

Ridiculously beautiful, wonderfully voiced, much more balanced than the original. The only fault is in the under-developed story, but this is still very much worth experiencing.

Save your money; crappy port. And see my incredibly useful review on Amazon!

It's a stretch to call this a game by any means—it's a "digital adaptation". Despite that, the art is wonderful and the sound's (music, voice) done rather well. The source novel however, was an early work of the genre, and shows its age (bit dull and contrived). I was pleased to find this bundled, and look forward to the dev studio's next work. It's also a straightforward 100% achievements.

Not a big fan of the roguelike genre, but this is an exception. Definitely the product of a warped mind, there's nevertheless a lot of genius evident. The gameplay is old-school solid, and the mechanics to encourage replayability are impressive.

The puzzles in this one are much vaguer than the previous two. The saving grace (har har) is the easy 100%.

The puzzles are actually a lot better this time around. Not much else is, unfortunately.

Underwhelming in almost all aspects except for achievement-whoring.

Clever. Nostalgia-inducing. Homages. Broken achievements? GTFO